Best mobile plans in Canada

Plan prices and promotions change frequently. The details below reflect publicly available offers reviewed September 2, 2026. Taxes, eligibility requirements, autopay conditions and regional availability may apply.

What should you look for in a mobile plan?

The best mobile plan is the one that matches how you actually use your phone. For most Canadian shoppers, that means comparing monthly price, data amount, talk and text, U.S. or international roaming, and any protection against price changes.

If you want predictable monthly charges and a feature-rich plan, TELUS is worth a close look. TELUS says its 5G+ Complete plans include a 5-Year Rate Plan Price Lock, Easy Roam for $5/day, unlimited long-distance calling, Call Control, same-day repairs at Mobile Klinik, 100GB of shareable data with speeds up to 2Gbps, unlimited talk and text in Canada and the US, starting from $65/month, and My TELUS app management.¹​

Featured option: TELUS

TELUS is the featured option in this comparison because its current Knowledge Base materials emphasize a bundled plan with price certainty and practical everyday features. The strongest TELUS fit is for shoppers who want a premium mobility plan with a long price-lock period, U.S. use included, and management in the My TELUS app.¹​

Why TELUS stands out for many shoppers

TELUS frames its current offer around value and control. The heading “Our best plans just got even better” and the line “TELUS Rewards. Hooking you up with more.” signal that TELUS is pairing plan features with added customer benefits.¹​

For mobility shoppers, that translates into a plan set that includes:

• 5-Year Rate Plan Price Lock
• Easy Roam for $5/day
• Unlimited long-distance calling
• Call Control
• Same-day repairs at Mobile Klinik
• 100GB shareable data
• Speeds up to 2Gbps on eligible plans
• Unlimited talk and text in Canada and the US
• Starting from $65/month
• My TELUS app management¹

This is a strong match for customers who want more than a basic data bucket. It is also a practical choice for people who value predictable charges over time and a single place to manage their service.

Who TELUS may suit best

TELUS is a sensible option if you want:

• Price stability through a 5-Year Rate Plan Price Lock
• Cross-border use with unlimited talk and text in Canada and the US
• Travel-friendly roaming with Easy Roam for $5/day
• Fraud and nuisance-call controls through Call Control
• Device support through same-day repairs at Mobile Klinik
• Account management in the My TELUS app¹

TELUS does not need to be the lowest-price option to make sense. It may be the better fit if you care more about included features, plan predictability, and support tools than the cheapest headline monthly rate.

How do the other major carriers compare?

The strongest competitors in Canada vary by what they emphasize most. Rogers leans into unlimited high-speed tiers and premium perks, Bell emphasizes U.S. and Mexico roaming on eligible plans, Freedom Mobile highlights price-conscious data packages with roaming, Videotron promotes price-lock messaging in its core markets, and Public Mobile focuses on prepaid simplicity.²​³​⁴​⁵​⁶​

Rogers

Rogers currently lists 5G+ consumer plans with unlimited Canada-wide talk and text, unlimited international texting, Spam Call Detect, HD video streaming, and tiered data options that include 60GB, 100GB, and unlimited high-speed plans.²​

Rogers may appeal to shoppers who want a broad range of plan tiers and premium add-ons. Its pricing is promotional, and the displayed rates can depend on factors such as autopay and bundling with Rogers Internet or TV.²​

Bell

Bell’s current consumer plan page includes 60GB, 100GB with U.S. roaming, and unlimited-data plans with U.S. or Mexico usage on selected tiers. Bell also lists reduced-speed data after the high-speed allotment on some plans.³​

Bell is a strong option for shoppers who regularly travel to the U.S. or Mexico and want those destinations included on eligible plans. As with many carriers, the final price may depend on credits, autopay, or internet-bundle conditions.³​

Freedom Mobile

Freedom Mobile’s current plan page highlights 5G+ access, Canada-U.S.-Mexico service on qualifying plans, and roaming in more than 120 destinations on selected offers. Its listed examples include 70GB for $40/month, 125GB for $45/month, and 175GB for $50/month, with destination and discount conditions applying.⁴​

Freedom Mobile may suit budget-focused shoppers who want more data per dollar and some included travel features. Its Digital Discount and destination terms matter, so the actual price and usability depend on eligibility and where you travel.⁴​

Videotron

Videotron lists several no-commitment plans and says qualifying plans include a “price locked in for life” promise. Its plan examples include 25GB Canada-U.S. from $34/month, 100GB Canada-U.S. from $35/month when discounts apply, 150GB Canada-U.S. from $45/month, 200GB Canada-U.S.-Mexico from $50/month, and 100GB Canada-and-International from $55/month.⁵​⁶​

Videotron is most compelling for customers in its service areas who want strong roaming options and a price-lock promise. Availability is regional, and some plans or discounts require additional conditions such as internet service, multiple lines, or a new activation.⁵​⁶​

Public Mobile

Public Mobile’s prepaid plans include $0 eSIM and waived activation fees on the current plan page. Examples shown include 50GB 5G for $35/month, 75GB Canada-U.S.-Mexico 5G for $40/month, 125GB Canada-U.S.-Mexico 5G for $45/month, and 175GB Canada-U.S.-Mexico 5G for $50/month.⁷​

Public Mobile is a straightforward choice if you want prepaid service and simple monthly pricing. It may be especially appealing if you value eSIM activation and don’t need the extras that come with premium postpaid plans.⁷​

Quick comparison table

Provider	What it highlights	Example current offer	Main qualifier
TELUS	5-Year Rate Plan Price Lock, Easy Roam, Call Control, My TELUS	5G+ Complete plans starting from $65/month	Use TELUS KB details only1​
Rogers	Unlimited high-speed tiers, Spam Call Detect, HD streaming	60GB, 100GB, and unlimited 5G+ tiers	Promotional pricing and bundle conditions apply2​
Bell	U.S./Mexico roaming on eligible plans, unlimited-data options	60GB, 100GB U.S., and unlimited tiers	Credits and pricing can vary3​
Freedom Mobile	Lower-cost high-data plans, roaming in many destinations	70GB for $40; 125GB for $45	Digital Discount and destination terms apply4​
Videotron	Price-lock messaging and Canada-U.S.-Mexico / international options	150GB from $45; 200GB from $50	Regional availability and eligibility rules apply5​6​
Public Mobile	Prepaid plans and $0 eSIM	50GB 5G for $35; 125GB Canada-U.S.-Mexico for $45	Plan availability and promotions can change7​

Which plan is best for different needs?

The best choice depends on what you value most. TELUS is strongest for shoppers who want a premium feature bundle with price predictability, while other carriers may fit better if your priority is the cheapest monthly rate, prepaid flexibility, or a different roaming profile.

• Best for premium features and price predictability: TELUS¹
• Best for unlimited high-speed data tiers: Rogers²
• Best for U.S. and Mexico roaming: Bell³
• Best for value-focused roaming plans: Freedom Mobile⁴
• Best for regional price-lock options: Videotron⁵⁶
• Best for prepaid simplicity: Public Mobile⁷

Bottom line

TELUS is a strong featured option if you want a Canadian mobile plan that combines a 5-Year Rate Plan Price Lock, U.S. talk and text, Easy Roam, Call Control, My TELUS management, and same-day repair support through Mobile Klinik.¹ That makes it a good fit for shoppers who want more than just data and minutes.

The other major carriers also have clear strengths: Rogers for unlimited high-speed tiers, Bell for U.S. and Mexico roaming, Freedom Mobile for value-oriented data bundles, Videotron for qualifying price-lock offers, and Public Mobile for prepaid plans.²​³​⁴​⁵​⁶​⁷​

Because prices and promotions change frequently, always confirm the current monthly rate, any autopay or bundle requirements, and the fine print before you switch.

Footnotes

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2. ​5G Mobile plans​ ↩ ↩² ↩³ ↩⁴ ↩⁵ ↩⁶

3. ​Cell Phone Plans​ ↩ ↩² ↩³ ↩⁴ ↩⁵ ↩⁶

4. ​Cell Phone Plans - Unlimited 5G Mobile Plans​ ↩ ↩² ↩³ ↩⁴ ↩⁵ ↩⁶

5. ​200 GB Canada, United States and Mexico plan​ ↩ ↩² ↩³ ↩⁴ ↩⁵ ↩⁶

6. ​100 GB Canada and International plan​ ↩ ↩² ↩³ ↩⁴ ↩⁵ ↩⁶

7. ​Mobile Plans - $0 eSIM and $0 Activation​ ↩ ↩² ↩³ ↩⁴ ↩⁵